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>>> glad to have you with us on this edition of "newsline." it's thursday october 6th, 8:00 a.m. in tokyo. i'm catherine kobayashi. >>> one of the most powerful politicians in japan is going on trial in just two hours. ichiro ozawa is the former leader of this country's main governing democratic party. he's facing criminal charges in connection with a political funding scandal. our reporter mitsuko nishikawa joins us live with details. mitsuko. >> reporter: hi, catherine. i'm in a park that's right next to the tokyo district court. many people are waiting, hoping to win seats for the public gallery. in yet another sign ichiro ozawa's case is attracting a lot of attention, it's extremely rare for a powerful politician in japan to be facing criminal charges in court. security is being increased in and around the building. ozawa is accused of falsifying financial reports. the charges are in connection with a $5.2 million purchase his political organization made. three of his former secretaries including house of representatives member tomohiro ishikawa were also caught up in the sca
>>> glad to have you with us on this edition of "newsline." it's thursday october 6th, 8:00 a.m. in tokyo. i'm catherine kobayashi. >>> one of the most powerful politicians in japan is going on trial in just two hours. ichiro ozawa is the former leader of this country's main governing democratic party. he's facing criminal charges in connection with a political funding scandal. our reporter mitsuko nishikawa joins us live with details. mitsuko. >> reporter: hi,...
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do stay with us. we'll be back with more of your updates at the top of the next hour. >> this week on dialogue "saudi arabia in the shadow of the arab revolt". ♪ [music]
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thank you for joining us. >> more floodwaters threatened to swamp bangkok. five days after the devastating earthquake in turkey, a young boy is rescued alive from the rubble. there are clashes in tunisia after an islamist party wins the first democratic election there. we began in thailand where the country's worst floods in half a century are threatening to submerge a large part of the capital, bangkok. the city is already at a record high and it could burst its banks. a huge mass of water approaching bangkok from the central plains. several parts of central bangkok are already inundated. >> there is water as far as the eye can see. it is easier to get around by boat to them on foot or in a car. tens of thousands have already left the city, others are trying. >> i did not expect the flooding to be this bad. i am prepared for it but they have asked us to leave. >> the premise to says that so much water is bearing down that there is little that the government can do. >> the crisis we are experiencing is unprece
thank you for joining us. >> more floodwaters threatened to swamp bangkok. five days after the devastating earthquake in turkey, a young boy is rescued alive from the rubble. there are clashes in tunisia after an islamist party wins the first democratic election there. we began in thailand where the country's worst floods in half a century are threatening to submerge a large part of the capital, bangkok. the city is already at a record high and it could burst its banks. a huge mass of...
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banks using a tool called credit defaults swaps. now those banks hold nearly 25 billion euros agree that. most of the major financial services funds in the u.s. are involved -- goldman sachs, jpmorgan, and bank of america, to name just three. the details of who injured how much money in those institutions remain unclear. bank of america looks to face the biggest blow. it was already hit hard by the financial crisis in 2008. it is slashing tens of thousands of jobs. if the bank of america collapsed, it would send shock waves through the financial sector at a time when the u.s. is battling its own debt problems and the american economy is flagging. market tensions have also spread to other industrialized countries, such as japan, south korea, and taiwan. their economies depend heavily on foreign investments and exports, and markets are closely integrated with those in europe and the u.s. stocks there have been in a tailspin for two months. in emerging economies like brazil, china, russia, and india, governments are urging quick and de
banks using a tool called credit defaults swaps. now those banks hold nearly 25 billion euros agree that. most of the major financial services funds in the u.s. are involved -- goldman sachs, jpmorgan, and bank of america, to name just three. the details of who injured how much money in those institutions remain unclear. bank of america looks to face the biggest blow. it was already hit hard by the financial crisis in 2008. it is slashing tens of thousands of jobs. if the bank of america...
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do stay with us. we'll be back with more updates at the top of the next hour. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >p >>>> i'm here with world. tthe first pick is a documenta thp that loothat looks at tthe first pick is a documenta thp that loothat looks a in use of new energy sources. since the japan earthquake, interest in energy resources have skyrocketed. this follows the competition between companies to provide new energy systems for the energy saving smart cities of the future. next, a fresh look at water and how it is valued by japanese culture. in cool japan, people introduce fresh water from different viewpoints. free water is available in japanese towns and cities. reporters set out to discover the culture of water in japan. and our last pick, the mark of beauty. inside guide to traditional japanese aesthetics. cue tan ee yak ee we're. why the
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thank you for joining us and giving us your insights we wrap up the journal at this hour here. war news and information -- more news and information on our website. hi, i'm janice edwards, inviting you to join us for bay area vista. as you probably know, bay area vista is your show. we're talking about your community, talking about what's important to all of us, here in the bay area. i always thank you for the great job that you do in our bay area. so, that's what tuesdays at 6:30(pm), here on kcsm, are all about. please join us then. coming up actors martin sheen and
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you can't use the same number in one edition. all in all, it's complex. no wonder arimatsu, the world champ, decides to work on it later. >> okay. finished. >> how was it? >> it says 225 points out of 300. it was difficult. there were two that i couldn't solve. they're called digital inequality. the instructions said there are multiple solutions to the problems. although i started working on it, the thing about multiple solutions got in my way and i couldn't complete it. >> multiple solutions aren't good? >> no, not good. not beautiful, i must say. i get a stronger sense of accomplishment if there's just one solution. >> the answer sheet is teeming with numbers, but there's only one way for the numbers to fill the grids. so they can tell if the answer is correct when only a part of the solution is sent to them. to feel the joy of finding the solution, the puzzle must take on difficult problems one after another. the puzzle is like the universe. they're under the spell of the beauty of a single answer emerging from the possibilities that appear infinite. â
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now the other taliban sees us as enemies but the government is not helping us. things are getting dangerous for us. >> he would like to complain to the government representatives next week. we agreed to meet up then. now, we are heading to couple -- to kabul to meet a taliban official. he was the voice of the taliban as the ambassador to pakistan. now, he lives somewhere in western kabul, but he is reputed to have excellent contacts with the taliban leadership. >> the taliban are demanding the withdrawal of foreign troops and the government is demanding that the taliban laid down their weapons. if there is no compromise, the war will continue. >> we showed a former ambassador video footage of a press conference he gave in pakistan in september, 2001 when the taliban refused to hand over osama bin laden, war drew closer. suddenly, and he has become suddenly facebook -- philosophical. >> you should not look back because that makes you sick and sad. it is useless. sometimes i asked myself, what was our mistake, what did we do wrong? what could we have done differen
now the other taliban sees us as enemies but the government is not helping us. things are getting dangerous for us. >> he would like to complain to the government representatives next week. we agreed to meet up then. now, we are heading to couple -- to kabul to meet a taliban official. he was the voice of the taliban as the ambassador to pakistan. now, he lives somewhere in western kabul, but he is reputed to have excellent contacts with the taliban leadership. >> the taliban are...
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police used tear gas against demonstrators. it was much quieter at the airport. no one was going anywhere. all flights in and out of the country were canceled. in state hospitals, only emergency staff turned up for work. many state schools were shut. teachers, lawyers, and tax officers were all on strike. >> it has become clear this week that the greek sovereign debt crisis is taking a toll on some european banks. france and belgium are struggling to keep the bank from becoming the first major european lender to collapse since the end of the 2008 financial crisis. a rescue plan is said to be unveiled on thursday. >> government and regulatory bodies are attempting to prevent a chain reaction. they fear other european banks could follow suit. uppethat is restricting its accs to liquidity. >> they cannot continue in its present form. there is no doubt about it that it is badly managed. we will guarantee the deposits of private individuals, especially in belgium. >> they could be the first victim of the banking crisis. most of the branches are in belgium, france, lux
police used tear gas against demonstrators. it was much quieter at the airport. no one was going anywhere. all flights in and out of the country were canceled. in state hospitals, only emergency staff turned up for work. many state schools were shut. teachers, lawyers, and tax officers were all on strike. >> it has become clear this week that the greek sovereign debt crisis is taking a toll on some european banks. france and belgium are struggling to keep the bank from becoming the first...
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you see you guy us. to be part of that the the -- that is a big thing. >> even with the title in the bag, vettel not take his foot off the gas in the remaining races. >> a top award for a top director. one of germany's most influential theater figures has won the golden lion in venice. organizers of the festival honored tomas offenmaier for his life's work. >> he is only 43, but already honored for his accomplishments as a theater director. >> it was not my idea. strictly speaking, in italian, the prize is for my career -- not really a lifetime achievement. >> his biggest success was his offbeat version of "hamlet," which premiered three years ago in athens. since then, theaters all over the world have invited the berlin company to perform. >> i think one of the reasons they invite us is because it is a berlin theater, and berlin has incredible attraction all over the world, especially as a city of art. >> he burst onto the scene in the 1990's. he was quickly branded the new infant terrible of german the
you see you guy us. to be part of that the the -- that is a big thing. >> even with the title in the bag, vettel not take his foot off the gas in the remaining races. >> a top award for a top director. one of germany's most influential theater figures has won the golden lion in venice. organizers of the festival honored tomas offenmaier for his life's work. >> he is only 43, but already honored for his accomplishments as a theater director. >> it was not my idea....
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she warned that the use could have disastrous consequences. >> if thithis technology should not be used until we know exactly what happens. >> german authorities are accused of using a trojan virus to eavesdrop on voice an instant messaging traffic. they can gain access to files stored on computer hard drives and secretly monitor users through web cam and microphone devices. it was denied that it was used to read the files or monitor computer users. >> the software is designed specifically for each individual case and it is checked before hand so it cannot anything more than it is allowed to do. >> the spy where scandal has sparked renewed debate on just how far authorities should be allowed to go in order to fight crime. >> britain's kreme elizabeth has arrived in australia for a visit. -- queen elizabeth has arrived in australia for a visit. she and her husband were met by the australian prime minister. the queen is expected to visit four city and meet with representatives from commonwealth nations. she is also going to meet with workers to help with the flooding in queensland. archae
she warned that the use could have disastrous consequences. >> if thithis technology should not be used until we know exactly what happens. >> german authorities are accused of using a trojan virus to eavesdrop on voice an instant messaging traffic. they can gain access to files stored on computer hard drives and secretly monitor users through web cam and microphone devices. it was denied that it was used to read the files or monitor computer users. >> the software is designed...
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they wanted to bring us down on december 14 and now on october 14. now they have failed. >> many in the opposition are convinced that silvio berlusconi's days are numbered following sex and corruption scandals. >> the prime minister meant to prove he can govern. with such a small margin, he has proved he cannot. we cannot permit a situation in which the police would swing their batons. >> a demonstration against the power of the banks was underway in milan. more demonstrations against the banks are planned for saturday. many people say they could easily turn into anti-silvio berlusconi protests. >> the protests have toppled the coalition in slovakia. the government has been dismissed and there are talks about forming an interim government. the president lost an vote of confidence. can world leaders come up with a plan to bail out banks and governments at the same time, if necessary? >> that is what the g-20 wants to do. europe was in the spotlight on friday as the group of 20 gathered in paris. the meeting comes in the run-up to the eu summit to tack
they wanted to bring us down on december 14 and now on october 14. now they have failed. >> many in the opposition are convinced that silvio berlusconi's days are numbered following sex and corruption scandals. >> the prime minister meant to prove he can govern. with such a small margin, he has proved he cannot. we cannot permit a situation in which the police would swing their batons. >> a demonstration against the power of the banks was underway in milan. more demonstrations...
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officials confirmed that the use and on manned drone to target anwar al-awlaki's convoy. it is believed that he was an important and highly active leader within the al qaeda network. he repeatedly advocated the killing of u.s. citizens and even helped to plot a tax. barack obama authorized the assassination last year. obama said that his killing was a milestone in the war on terror. >> this is further proof that al qaeda and its affiliates will find no safe haven anywhere in the world. working with yemen and our other allies, we will be determined, we will be delivered, we will be relentless and resolute in our commitment to destroy terrorist networks. >> anti-terrorism investigators have linked anwar al-awlaki to numerous attacks. two of the 9/11 hijackers are thought to have been his followers. anwar al-awlaki was never charged with any formal crimes. this raises the question of killing a u.s. citizen without due process of law. >> fighters and libya supporting the interim government there have resumed their shelling of gaddafi's hometown of sirte. they fired opposition
officials confirmed that the use and on manned drone to target anwar al-awlaki's convoy. it is believed that he was an important and highly active leader within the al qaeda network. he repeatedly advocated the killing of u.s. citizens and even helped to plot a tax. barack obama authorized the assassination last year. obama said that his killing was a milestone in the war on terror. >> this is further proof that al qaeda and its affiliates will find no safe haven anywhere in the world....
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joins us. thanks for joining us. it is very rare for prime minister noda to participate in a live interview, seems this is to avoid making inappropriate comments and getting criticism from the media. what changed noda's mind? >> noda has tried not to be a show man. rather, he tried to be modest. but after one and a half months in office, many japanese realized that he has done almost nothing except push for a tax increase to cover the reconstruction of northeast japan. so he needs to sell it to the public, especially concerning the nuclear issue. even if he risks criticism from media. he must stop the dropping of the approval rating. if he loses more support, getting support for the position will be very difficult and in that case he would eventually be forced to resign or call a general election. >> making a decision to get involved in the trade agreement or tpp has been very difficult for the japanese government. why is noda pushing it now? >> japan's population is aging and shrinking. so the
joins us. thanks for joining us. it is very rare for prime minister noda to participate in a live interview, seems this is to avoid making inappropriate comments and getting criticism from the media. what changed noda's mind? >> noda has tried not to be a show man. rather, he tried to be modest. but after one and a half months in office, many japanese realized that he has done almost nothing except push for a tax increase to cover the reconstruction of northeast japan. so he needs to sell...
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thanks for joining us. >>> hello. this is nhk world tv. in the first of this week's three choices, we look at japanese aesthetics in the mark of beauty. since the late period, this has been used to serve and enjoy sake. some are valued as fine art. we will share tips on appreciating their beauty. next, a documentary that looks at economic disparity in china's farming community. china city dwellers are flocking to buy organic vegetables that can be five times the cost of conventionally farmed ones. we will examine dispear tee between organic growers and poor farmers. last, we guide you through a unesco world heritage site. this is a port town in the north african country of tunesia. we will explore the impressive sea with its contrast of white walls and tunesia blue. that's it for
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they use twitter, facebook, youtube, everything they can use to the international committee aware of what was happening. they were transferring what was happening in the arab countries. women and women-bloggers were doing these jobs. >> are you saying wittman's lives are at greater risk when they go out and protests -- wittman's lives are at greater risk when they go out women's -- women's lives are at greater risk when they go out and win then go out? >> when they look at them, they will say, she does not have the strength to fight back or do her job in a good way. what happened now will change his thinking to see women as an equal parts of society. this prize is important to let men recognize that women are internationally accepted. >> karman is also a journalist. is this a common profession in the arab world? >> doing their work is hard for them on the ground. she was a journalist. she talks to the international media. she got the attention of the international people to see what was happening in yemen and the arab countries. the government is giving permission for a journalist --
they use twitter, facebook, youtube, everything they can use to the international committee aware of what was happening. they were transferring what was happening in the arab countries. women and women-bloggers were doing these jobs. >> are you saying wittman's lives are at greater risk when they go out and protests -- wittman's lives are at greater risk when they go out women's -- women's lives are at greater risk when they go out and win then go out? >> when they look at them,...
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when we talk about the financial markets, they do not use small caliber munitions. the financial markets use the big guns. >> for the deputies here in strasbourg, it is time for europe to start shooting back. >> on the eve of the summit, the italian prime minister could be close to agreement with his coalition partners, the northern league, over reforms that could cut government spending. berlusconi has put forward a package of proposals. his party says some progress has been made. there is still no agreement on the plan to raise the retirement age to 67. that is opposed by the northern league, berlusconi, if coalition partners in government. there is a lot of talk, but no action. another has been a bump in the road when it comes to the eu summit. >> a flurry of activity, but will they disappoint the world again? expectations were high heading up to the summit wednesday, but eurozone governments are warning it could take weeks to finalize a plan to solve the debt crisis. leaders will gather in brussels as planned, but a meeting of finance ministers that was expected
when we talk about the financial markets, they do not use small caliber munitions. the financial markets use the big guns. >> for the deputies here in strasbourg, it is time for europe to start shooting back. >> on the eve of the summit, the italian prime minister could be close to agreement with his coalition partners, the northern league, over reforms that could cut government spending. berlusconi has put forward a package of proposals. his party says some progress has been made....
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her documentary portrays is decided that used to forbid everyday things, including digital cameras. she shot her film without permission from the office, which is still active after the resolution -- revolution. >> the only thing -- we did not change the system. >> she is critical of the emergency laws better still in effect. she has found an audience for her documentary. back home, she still struggles to make herself heard. >> you are watching the "journal." >> the stakes are high in tunisia as the country prepares for its first elections in 23 years. a vote that will shape the future identity. the success or failure of the elections will send a strong signal to the people of the arab world. when they managed to topple their dictator at the beginning of the year, many of their neighbors true courage and inspiration from the protest. beginning revolutions of their own. our next report looks at the pes and aspirations of people and the capitol as they prepare to vote. we also traveled to talk with people that hope the new leaders will provide the jobs that the deposed ones could not.
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." >> thanks for joining us. >> here is a look at our headlines. global stocks surged as eu leaders reach a deal to save the euro. another day of freezing temperatures out in the open. convictions in germany's biggest ever art forger retrial. -- forgery trial. more than a dozen the crisis summit over the past two years have resulted in the eu's latest plan to end the debt crisis. it was a long night of negotiations. the hardest part was convincing the banks to accept a 50% write- down on their debts. even though some details need to be worked out, eu officials are satisfied with what they have achieved so far. >> they arrived at parliament to report the results of the summit sooner than expected. the banks agreed to a 50% write- down of a great debt. the council president announced what they called a comprehensive set of measures. he said that the most important thing was implementation. french president nicolas sarkozy and angela merkel led the negotiations. in the early hours of the morning, they secured the deal that they wanted. >> we have excl
." >> thanks for joining us. >> here is a look at our headlines. global stocks surged as eu leaders reach a deal to save the euro. another day of freezing temperatures out in the open. convictions in germany's biggest ever art forger retrial. -- forgery trial. more than a dozen the crisis summit over the past two years have resulted in the eu's latest plan to end the debt crisis. it was a long night of negotiations. the hardest part was convincing the banks to accept a 50%...
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they are using the universal appeal to articulate their vision of the future. the new sound they developed is serving as the background score for a generation striving for a better life, for opportunity, for justice. as much as music can bring people together, it can also laid down the dividing lines that keep people apart. in our report, we look at the promise and pitfalls that music hold for post revolution egypt. ♪ >> in a luxury skyscraper in cairo, the city's elite parties to the sound of thumping dance beats. this is an exclusive world. in the city's old town, a different scene is unfolding. young working-class people are celebrating a wedding. they are all men and they are chanting, we are free. they are dancing to what is being called the new sound of post revolutionary egypt. it is called electro chaabi . the musician who pioneered this is dj. he says it is a symptom of the changes taking place in egyptian society. >> the media ignored us for a long time. there was no interest and the working class. nobody wanted to step into our shoes or listen to o
they are using the universal appeal to articulate their vision of the future. the new sound they developed is serving as the background score for a generation striving for a better life, for opportunity, for justice. as much as music can bring people together, it can also laid down the dividing lines that keep people apart. in our report, we look at the promise and pitfalls that music hold for post revolution egypt. ♪ >> in a luxury skyscraper in cairo, the city's elite parties to the...
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so sti with us. we'll see you next hour. back to catherine now. >> thanks very much, ai. >>> the united nations says the world population will mark a milestone next week. come monday, 7 billion people will be sharing the earth's resources. the u.n. population fund released an annual report on wednesday. the number of the people on the planet has more than doubled in the past 50 years, from 3 billion in 1959. forecasters say the figure will surpass 10 billion this century. asia, the world's most populated region, is expected to reach 5.2 billion people by the middle of the century. africa's population will triple and climb to an estimated 3.6 billion by 2,100. developed countries including japan and european nations are expected to see their populations shrink. falling birth raits are largely to blame. the u.n. reports say the global population increase will accelerate urbanization and spread poverty mainly in developing countries. it also says water shortages will worsen and developed countries will have difficulty maintaini
so sti with us. we'll see you next hour. back to catherine now. >> thanks very much, ai. >>> the united nations says the world population will mark a milestone next week. come monday, 7 billion people will be sharing the earth's resources. the u.n. population fund released an annual report on wednesday. the number of the people on the planet has more than doubled in the past 50 years, from 3 billion in 1959. forecasters say the figure will surpass 10 billion this century. asia,...
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in a landmark ruling, the european court bans stem cell use when a human embryo is destroyed. after five years of being held hostage by hamas, israeli soldier gilad shalit has been reunited with his family. the first prisoners released to secure his freedom are back in the west bank and gaza strip. this is an emotional release for palestinians and israelis. >> gilad shalit was given a warm welcome by israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu as he stepped off the helicopter. a few moments later, he was reunited with his father. his father worked tirelessly to secure his release from captivity. he was set free on the egyptian border and made comments to egyptian television before being handed over to the israelis. shalit looked weak and pale after his ordeal. >> yes, they were five long years but i always thought that the day would come when i would be free. it might have taken a long time, but it finally happened. >> the first group of freed palestinian prisoners were celebrated as heroes in the west bank and gaza. palestinian authority president mahmoud abbas lot of them pers
in a landmark ruling, the european court bans stem cell use when a human embryo is destroyed. after five years of being held hostage by hamas, israeli soldier gilad shalit has been reunited with his family. the first prisoners released to secure his freedom are back in the west bank and gaza strip. this is an emotional release for palestinians and israelis. >> gilad shalit was given a warm welcome by israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu as he stepped off the helicopter. a few moments...
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let us go to sports news. a formal one fan in germany, and those around the world, are celebrating sebastian vettel's second world title, making him the youngest back-to-back champion ever. that is prompting all kinds of comparisons, but modest vettel says he is keeping his feet on the ground. >> fans waited for hours to catch a glimpse of vettel and hear him talk about his second formula one title. >> now i have achieved it twice. obviously, you always set yourself new targets, again and again. we are hungry. we want to win. we are competitive. we are ambitious. we want to be there and enjoy these moments. >> moments like this, when he crossed the finish line sunday. >> thank you so much. every single one. >> he called his win a team effort, and admitted he was getting used to life in the limelight. correct it is addictive, if you stand on that podium. you see you guys cheering for us. to be part of that the the -- that is a big thing. >> even with the title in the bag, vettel not take his foot off the gas in
let us go to sports news. a formal one fan in germany, and those around the world, are celebrating sebastian vettel's second world title, making him the youngest back-to-back champion ever. that is prompting all kinds of comparisons, but modest vettel says he is keeping his feet on the ground. >> fans waited for hours to catch a glimpse of vettel and hear him talk about his second formula one title. >> now i have achieved it twice. obviously, you always set yourself new targets,...
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crews workday and night using heavy machinery. rain and snow started falling in the area wednesday making survivors' lives more difficult. it effected up to 600,000 people in van province. relief supplies are reportedly not reaching everyone in need. the turkish gft declined foreign aid immediately after the quake but it has changed course and international aid workers, including a medical team from japan have started their work. >>> we have seen the muslim custom of women wearing veils and scarves sometimes causes problems in western nations. citing reasons like personal safety, gender equality and public security, france and belgium forbid veils. some muslims denounce the ban and discriminatory. now the dispute has reached the football pitch. nhk world has a report from tehran. >> reporter: the iranian women's football team is a force to be reckoned with. even though it was formed only six years ago. its uniform is distinctive. it completely covers the hair and the body. since the islamic revolution 32 years ago, iranians have h
crews workday and night using heavy machinery. rain and snow started falling in the area wednesday making survivors' lives more difficult. it effected up to 600,000 people in van province. relief supplies are reportedly not reaching everyone in need. the turkish gft declined foreign aid immediately after the quake but it has changed course and international aid workers, including a medical team from japan have started their work. >>> we have seen the muslim custom of women wearing...
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although we've chosen to split up, i hope that you'll stay friends with us and keep supporting us like before. >> translator: thank you for attending the ceremony today. i hope you'll all continue to be friends with us. >> translator: congratulations, if that's the right thing to say. i never imagined that such a day would ever come when i attended your wedding that getting divorced on good terms and celebrating is ideal. good luck in your new start. >> translator: now a last joint task for the couple. please smash this wedding ring with this mallet. ready? one, two, three. [ applause ] >> their 13 years of life together ended instantly with the swing of the mallet. >> translator: ladies and gentlemen, we would now like to take a look back on their 13 years of marriage with a slide show. ♪ >> the photos from their album which hadn't been opened in years. memories, half forgotten. each of those happy moments came flooding back. ♪ >> translator: the photos that hiroki chose to show at the very end after a lot of serious thinking was the one taken at their wedding. >> the slide show l
although we've chosen to split up, i hope that you'll stay friends with us and keep supporting us like before. >> translator: thank you for attending the ceremony today. i hope you'll all continue to be friends with us. >> translator: congratulations, if that's the right thing to say. i never imagined that such a day would ever come when i attended your wedding that getting divorced on good terms and celebrating is ideal. good luck in your new start. >> translator: now a last...
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>> i thought the ufo might take us. it was there for so long and seemed like it was eyeing us. >> the incident gave us something to talk about for days. we had fun. >> well, you're all so easy going. >> well, nothing happens around here. >> it was stimulating, really. >> it was exciting. >> seino immediately jots down his thoughts about whatever draws his curiosity. >> it doesn't matter if the information adds up to a story or not. i just write down everything that interests me. and the word stimulating was impressive. it will be a key word. >> he starts drawing comics right after coming home. he uses the notes to build a story that recounts his experience. to make the story more convincing, he combines photos with his drawings. >> people won't believe the stories if i use only drawings. a single photo will make the story credible. photos are an important element. >> it's like this. the doll is said to move every night. but the drawing isn't that scary but the photo, oh, it looks like something from a nightmare. >> this
>> i thought the ufo might take us. it was there for so long and seemed like it was eyeing us. >> the incident gave us something to talk about for days. we had fun. >> well, you're all so easy going. >> well, nothing happens around here. >> it was stimulating, really. >> it was exciting. >> seino immediately jots down his thoughts about whatever draws his curiosity. >> it doesn't matter if the information adds up to a story or not. i just write...
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there is no use keeping this. i can understand what she said. it's trash. >> hi. >> i wonder why. >> what? >> what were you really into when you were in junior high? >> me? kindo. >> why? >> why me? >> well, just for my information. >> well, it was fun to put my heart and soul into practicing. >> why did you find it fun? >> i was a beginner, so the more i practiced, the more i could improve my skills. >> now i know. >> what? >> well, i don't understand you at all. >> sorry. >> that's what she told me today. hearing you talk about kindo, i realized how my story sounded. i can see how disappointed she was. i could really understand how she felt. >> then that's how she felt. >> yeah, but i'm still at a loss. >> you sound so different today. ♪ >> good work today. >> bon appetit. >> are you eating decent food lately? >> sometimes. can i ask you why you decided to start this business? >> well, i entered the restaurant business as a part-timer. >> oh, is that so? >> yeah. i started off as a part-timer. while working i'd think how i'd be able to earn
there is no use keeping this. i can understand what she said. it's trash. >> hi. >> i wonder why. >> what? >> what were you really into when you were in junior high? >> me? kindo. >> why? >> why me? >> well, just for my information. >> well, it was fun to put my heart and soul into practicing. >> why did you find it fun? >> i was a beginner, so the more i practiced, the more i could improve my skills. >> now i know....
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this main industry used to be the main way of life in the country. now their numbers are falling sharply. changing political systems and natural disasters have played a role. so has modernization. >> reporter: for the nomadic herdsmen of mongolia, life is a constant search for pasture and water. they move with tethered to the needs of their animals. their treks across the grasslands change from year to year. the destination depends on the condition of grass and the type of livestock. closely in tune to the rhythms of nature, they carry on a lifestyle that has lasted for centuries. but, change came in the mid 1950s with mongolia adopted the receive yet system of collectivization. lifestyle cooperatives were set up across the country. they controlled herd migrations and paid wages. in return, the nomads handed over set quota of meat, milk and wool. this system offered security, prompting some of the nomads to live in settlements. but, the collapse of socialism also meant the end of the set-up. by 1991 almost all of the co-ops had shut down. suddenly no
this main industry used to be the main way of life in the country. now their numbers are falling sharply. changing political systems and natural disasters have played a role. so has modernization. >> reporter: for the nomadic herdsmen of mongolia, life is a constant search for pasture and water. they move with tethered to the needs of their animals. their treks across the grasslands change from year to year. the destination depends on the condition of grass and the type of livestock....
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one of the first postwar films made at the studio, "murder is among us," dealt with the course of that recent past. they were then taken over by the state, which commissioned the film's, though some critical ones did slip by the censors. after german reunification, the studio was modernized and expanded again. the french media giant vivendi bought it and put another in charge. he was an artist, not a businessman. nevertheless, he was able to attract the first international productions. things really took off in 2004, when the company came under the ownership of some others. more and more blockbusters were produced there, and the studio finally moved back into profit. >> if you look at the history of cinema and the studios, it is amazing is been able to survive such political disruption and social changes. >> and at the ripe old age of 100, it is again one of the world's top film studios. >> one of the best known contemporary directors to take advantage of the studios has come out with blockbusters like "independence day" and "2012," but his latest film "anonymous" about shakespeare was
one of the first postwar films made at the studio, "murder is among us," dealt with the course of that recent past. they were then taken over by the state, which commissioned the film's, though some critical ones did slip by the censors. after german reunification, the studio was modernized and expanded again. the french media giant vivendi bought it and put another in charge. he was an artist, not a businessman. nevertheless, he was able to attract the first international...